Reviews

  • Sundance Review: Blue Valentine

    There’s nothing more predictable going into Sundance than the fact that there will be some heavy drama. Someone is bound to have family problems, someone…

  • Sundance Review: Winter’s Bone

    Winter’s Bone offers a complete immersion in its Ozark Mountains setting, which is so foreign it might as well be a different planet. Like the…

  • Review: Edge of Darkness

    I love revenge films. There is something so brutally honest about them that it may be uncomfortable for most to admit. These films echo a…

  • Foreign Objects: Vengeance (Hong Kong)

    Foreign Objects travels the world of international cinema each week to look for films worth visiting. So renew your passport and get your shots, because…

  • Sundance Review: The Freebie

    If there’s one thing that has come of the rise of the likes of the Duplass Brothers and the mumblecore (or something like it) movement,…

  • Sundance Review: Splice

    Splice borrows liberally from its horror/sci-fi predecessors and emerges with something weirdly original. David Cronenberg stands as the undeniable primary influence on director/co-writer Vincenzo Natali,…

  • Sundance Review: Frozen

    Frozen co-opts a straightforward genre template, shepherds it through some tense moments and arrives at an unexpected place. Open Water on a ski lift, it’s…

  • Sundance Review: Louis C.K.: Hilarious

    Reviewing a concert film, and more specifically a comedy show film isn’t easy. In fact, it is tough to provide much insight beyond “it’s funny”…

  • Sundance Review: Holy Rollers

    Someone asked me once, “When will the world grow tired of Jesse Eisenberg?” I replied (this being right after the release of Zombieland) that Eisenberg…

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